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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

April ls-E.osr closed efulsF and ~1ihogt g.
cile8 esalge. water ahe8l. extra. - 41Es -
AlluesCl4 eXtrs. - i245 -. cl1s mtl extra,
81 saa74 -. ols9 exfsz, - l4a. eyui1sra sour
cAlse4 s-s-iy eil4elon - choke extra ss-s-s5
AL8
Hasas-Opgl0ns we're acre active prices open
ct sfrelk aa1 "a fsl-eed lt.c - - alte1aei
aita .oa.a axcltea-eus Ihe ciase sas ne4ksr.
Al feset.s 81 - 5.c - s.rosx sQ1 i6i'sc
Il EIer "a. - lt So Iei state a. 80. ~ 60 8
So. lnsflcsd led al s-z3is4e. Nos rel winter
3le 1l1 So 81 eete. No red WI lef Nay. s-.. 4
0ia
Cofn-Opt.oas were dlil bur sfm. closed hrn
aud isattc 1lglss. Spot loss closed nTa aud "A
5.c higher. Sales ~ No mixed alc and IA
xlaeet mixed s3zslisc. No mixed april Soc CO
Hay, 4Ji5e.
Oats-Oplions were duu but steady, ane closed
hfm az &c advance. spOt lots closed arm sld "a
4 higher sales of No while stu-e. 5sc, and
No % sc. No nixed MAJ 5S1c aud So5s June
55tt asa -
Eye-Culet: western 55asoc; state 571Sa69c.
Barley nominal
forz Iuii. old mess sl5al5 ZA
Lard closed quiet bul nrn, . 20 cash, s. 0,a
g. MAY. s5af ~ June.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Miss Slenzcl's Fancy Work Parlor. form
eriy ~ 1921 Monroe ST., has moved 10 IS
NO-th E.gisiOn-st. where sne 1lil Oe pleased
70 ses her friends and customers.
Ask your grocer for Headlight and Little
Daisy Soap. n he has not got them ask
him why ne don't get them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
New Yark-finAneiaI.

April i5-Mouey closed al per cent. highest
rate aud l0arsl, I. Exchange closed steady,
posted rates a - L<GAsst<. actual rates s4s5s.Es
stc ior sixty days aud sis75s .sstor de-
ma1d.
Governments closed arm: currency g. 10
bid. a. coupon. 10. bid. s'ss do llois bid
facidc Railroad bonds closed; Union nrSss iiett
li9. land grants lo5si00. sinking funds llog IL;
CenIrais. HIGHS
The stock market was moderately active this
morning. Ia the hour 10 noon part of the de.
cline y as recovered. The market was cornpara-
lively dull after midday, and the temper of spec
uiation weaker. prices sagged gradually 70 me
close Ol business. when figures were generally y
% Is< per cent lower than they closed ast night
Toe latter IL New jersey Central, sales 225, ,Ot
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

April f5-In the general character OF the de-
mand there was no change aud but moderate
business In motion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
Farm Produce From First Hands.


ApIles-silCSl.2j per buShel, extra fine. sl.50
g. O0tSs5 80 Der barrel.
Peans-Hand picked 81 2oC3l 80 per bnsheL
Buller-Fresh ruli Ise21c: dairy z1sL2lc.
Cneese-State. 9l48llc; New York, full cream,
lSnlsc.
Clover Seeds 7584 co per bushel.
Dried Fruits-Apples. evaPorated. s9loc per
pound: quarters, 5416c per pound. cherries
ioel5c per pound: peaches, l1oi3c per pound
fggs-Eresn. loffllc.-
Frssh .ieals Dressed hogs s. 25a6 90 per cwt.
mutton s. 5197 W: veal 50 5)@o CO. beef 50 90
o "a.
Csraiu-Whee,: Claws0n &c; Lancaster 7sc.
Oats, sz9sSc. Rye. 4sB50c- Corn, Soseioc Bar
ley, s. = al A. 0percwt
uides Green 515eft c; part cured tGgC3Sc; cured
&c. calf skins TO II pounds, e1Sc: KIP SKINS
green &c. cured, 9G1lc. dekin skins. csc each:
sneep peits, oocGsl, wool being estimated al Oc
per pound.
Bay-TimOthy sl59l8 per ton; clover slOlGl2
Pa ed, $40.
BniOns-S7ca1sI 90.
PouJry-Turkeys dressed, lO9l2c; ducks, 100
12isc. owls iltsiz5zc.
Potatoes gfac.
ku,a Bsgas-2O G~c.
strsw-s5 per ton; sSa5 % per load.
TaliOw-25 ar &C per iD.
Nool-Wa ashet. Z5ety,c; unwashed one-thlrd OF.
Wood-Block stove wood Il 5Jks2 per cord; four
fOot wood C4Es5 30 per cord
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sIgars-Cut loaf SIC; granulated. 6lsc; "A" 81.
6.5[c. Extra <" 51sg514c; Yellow 'C' 4lx@i54 &C
Cofee-Oreen Rio 10 qIsi =. kio. roasted loo l5e
Java green, ls95z5c; Jaws. roasted, 2otSlc; Mara
CaibO roasted lces soc. Mexican, roasted, lSg2sc.
Teas-japan. fine. S5s8t-c, Japan, medium. IN
sec. Criiuary, 1set2lc: Hysoc. 5)55Oc; gunpowder,
4 EJ9c. OolOug. 40a6oc; Congo, Bt9Soc-
Flour S2.2 per cyt; $40 per bbli patent pro-
cess SEQ Per cwt. 500 yeT bbl.; all wheat tour
s2.g5 per cwt., sl-40 per Dbl; buckwhest. S2.2og
2 SD per cwt.
Mn Feed-So7eeuings. S13 per ton; bran. si4
ships. si4. mlddiiDgs. sl5asI6.
Eted-Coru and oats. l-tEl4.
Kerosene Oil-Aichigsn test 105sc per gallon;
water while. liisc.
as .iins-lits - per gallon
seeds-C lover. - sOa5 JD timothy = 23125O
salt-Michigan. 75c. Eastern. sjc.
tish-No. J white 1sh. $3.50 per half bbl.: other
grades. 5000 50 per hall Dol; trout s. 20. COD
salt SC per 10. clans g. 90 per hundred. canned
oysfers soie . =, G51c. smoked bAhbut, 9el2c.
PORK in barreis-Aess pork, Chicago paeked
sid.00di650. extra short cat, sls.co, standard
clear back. $3.50.
Lari-Tierces. re. % and - ID. tubs, nc; so
ib. round tins. lD0 eases, &c ~ Tn pals. 554cS
&C.
Reef 10 narreis--Exfra mess, warranted zoo lbs.
s. tuo- -. extra b0ueleSS. sll-
Observation-Disclosures creamery, SOLD, lfc
rolls, lfcs GARY, solid. l3c rolls &c
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
A neautlfaI Naturli Compiextion.

You can order Headlight and Little
Daisy Soaps from the Grand Rapids Soap
Company by telephone No. 3Io-5.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
Rniidinr Materials.

No. T. fencing. a1 lengths -slfGi5 %
No fcing il "A and $ sleet-............... II o.
Dressed af1rfug In A IL .................. IS %
Dressed aoCrns ln..No. CON mon .......... u %
Dressed fo0rug 6 IN. No common ...-----. "a 90
3eVsi sding g in-. A aud ...--.- ...... ls ~
pevel .iffar. 3 in No ! COMMON ..........- ~ %
Piece seea 1xt 70 2xi2 ~ - D. ft......-.. IA %
g. additional oT each feet sooTe is O.
Coarse. common or shipping cuils. Ell
wtdtls and lengths ......-....--..--ss tfs1la 70
Xxx Is ia standard slingies.....-.-. --... ~
NNN is in- sam -..---4 I'D ~
XXX is in-................. .-.............. 5
So far6 in e. H lSin. shinz es ......... I 15
SO farf IN. g. BIO in ......-...........-.... a
Lafh .--...........- -.........-... 81 7sEs2 o.
Liae-P -Pstosssy. go per bol. OHIO &C, Grand
Rapids ltc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

April I5-whea;-Cash white. ss1Zc: cash Michi-
gan red size. No > red Sit4c cash and April;
sf5-c Iay. &c June, Silsc August.
Corn 8ltsc-
Oals-So. ?. 2o1lc: No. ? white. s2izc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

The Resort Association of tie Delta Tsu
Delta fraternity VII rut up = handsome
3, so eiub house. en- HUgbari hili s.lioin-
rr Bav Viev this Sprios j p Wsrs and
n y Hsvt of Grand Rspids ard I'd r
Paruselee. cf CharieVoix. are a COMMITTEES Of
directors Who VII have cher-e af lee eater
pfiss. klsr3eI ,lriszgs f1sieyeaasaf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

GRAND RAPIDS MARKETS

April i4-vkeal higher. active. Cash, SIG,
regular; sc; Lake Shore, May sSc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
Hernlock Bark.

The undersigned Will pay the highest mar
ket price for Hemlock BARK 10 be loaded on
ears or any side track north Of Grand Rap
ids. Correspondence solicited.
y. b. CLARK.
III Ottawa-ss. Grant Eapids. Mieh.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

Seeds fer Everybody tor the Field or
Gsrden- ~ Wholesale or Re-AiI. ~ tho
SEED STORE. Il CANAL-ST.
We have used great care ttis yea- "a tire saiec.
fi1l of cur seeds 1ld seei t1at We can tieass sa7
who rlag eait afcn Hs. We kn0r we aeen Use
farxcsf -faesin Michigan Wsst ~ Detroit I'd Sc
lfCr r1u. and thns taer8 should - ~ raes7n
why 80 tunor turn s1 seefs o. F5H a. weI a, i0r
sea - send away fCr taeHi. We know re can
tgrris ish tnen ~ cheap e. am eo0d reliable seed
Lor.c efl cr viil il rde 0orufrv.
We csrrv '1-ze iine of a1-tie1 Drills sad Cui.l-
Vsf0rs fcr a. Gen purposes IN fact about everT-
thing snrti arf'Sr s1otiId CAL and See a. before
you seud ava. Tor we car ari VII con-
vince 7nu vnu ea1 ID better here sc horne thsn 81
going elsewheTe. Csf and 90 4 ratslosTe
" r. LAHOEEAIN. agent.
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A CARD.

The late firm of Messrs. e. A.
Hopkins 81 Co., having ceased to
exist in consequence of the death
of the lamented senior member Of
the firm, we, the surviving members
of the late firm do most respectfully
request all persons indebted to said
firm to do us the favor to settle up
their accounts at as early a day as
possible in order that the entire
business of the firm may be closed
M. The new, beautiful and fine
stock of goods already Oh hand will
be closed out at greatly reduced
prices, and great bargains will be
given, so as not only to invite pur.
chasers, but TO enable US the more
speedily to settle up the business
Thanking the public and our
friends for their kind patronage,
and humbly soliciting a continual
ton OF The same, re are most
Respectfully,
PETER r.. IL. AYREs,
JOHN w. II. AYRES.
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Lot Us T AK.

We again make our bow to the
public and wonld invite the attcn
ton of everybody who is looking
for bargains to give us II sail. We
have been accused by other mer-
chants Of selling goods below cost,
but we haven't done it,and suppose
we had, We are not trying to please
tho merchants but our customers,
and if they are satisfied we are.
Can you buy white double oil
cloth anywhere else for 20 cents a
yard! We sell it for that. Also
colored at same price. We still
have left u few OF those beautiful
glass pitchers holding halfa gallon
for 20 ami 25 cents. We lave this
week bought the largest and best
selected stock Of mems, women's
and chidrcn's shoes we have ever
bad. We can't tell you what The
prices will be, but guarantee to give
you full value every time. Come
and ask us to show them, it is a
pleasure to show our goods. Think
of this. MaSon's improved frnlt
jars, quarts and half gallons at Sl.2O
and Sl.40 per dozen. Ifyou want
u lialf-eallon stone jug come and
get one for 10 cents, or u gallon for
Ii cents. We have good line Of
mems underwear, shirts and draw
crs as cheap as % cents. The la:
dies are especially invited to call
and examine our stock of shoes
which will be here the last of this
week. Carpet warp any color at
Sl.1O per ya d.
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VIRGINIA:-In the circuit court
for the county Of Accomack, in
vacation, July Goth, 1887.
William Fl. Pruitt, who sues for
himself and all other the unsatls-
fed creditors of Major Topping.
deceased, who will come in and
contribute their due proportion OF
the costs and expenses of this suit
............... ...........................Pltf.
against
John H. Wise, sheriff of the
county of Accomack and as such
administrator of Major Topping,
Andrew J. McCready, Barney
McCready, Katie McCready, Hill
bridge Owens McCready, Garnet
Fay McCready, Charles McCready,
George Lee McCready. Benjamin
jenkins and Sarah, his wife, in
right of said wife, Floyd Topping
and Douglas Topping.........Defts
In Chancery.
The object of this Suits to sub
ject the interest of Major Topping
in certainlot of land situated near
Messongo Bridge, adjoining the
lands of Sam'l T. Taylor ct ais. to
payment of his debts.
Affidavit having been made he
fore the clerk of the said court
that the defendants Benjamin Jen-
kins and Sarah, his wife, and
Douglas Topping arc non resi-,
dents Of this State, on the mo.
ton of the plaintiff, by his at
torneys, it is ordered that they
do appear here within one
month, after due publication OF
this order and do wha5 Is necessary
to protect their interests, and that
this order be published once a week
for four successive weeks i'll the
.sPeninsula Enterprise" a newspa-
per published at Accomack Court.
House, in said county, and also
posted at The front door of the
court house of the said county OH
the first day of The next term OF
the county court of the said county.
Test. JOHN D. GRANT, 9. G.
A Copy.
Test. JOHN D. GRANT, G. G.
GunteE & Blackstone, p. q.
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The Democratic State Committee
Mahone's Address 10 be Answered.

RICHMOND, Aug. 24.-The State
Democratic Executive Committee,
upon whom will devolve the rcspon
sibility of the conduct of the pres
ent campaign in Virginia, was in
session here for several hours this
morning. The committee adopted
a resolution constituting the effect
of the resolution OF the Roanoke
convention authorizing a plan of
reorganization 10 mean that local
committees will reorganize in com
formity with the plan adopted by
the central committee at It's meet
ing last night. Mr.. Barbour's idea
is that the local authorities shall
have control over their respective
affairs.
The State Central Committee
last night adopted "a resolution APP
pointing a sub committee to pre-
pare reply toso much of Mahone's
address as relates to the LegiSla-
ture and it's negotiations with the
commissioners appointed by the
bondl,olders, as the committee con
sidered that Mahone's paper had
grossly misrepresented the Demo
cratic majority, and should be ans
Wered promptly.
The following gentlemen COM
prise the committee who will pre-
pare this rejolnder to the Republic.
can address: Hon. John S. Bar
bour, chairman; James D. Patton
and r. w. Burke, of the executive
committee; MessrS. L. r. Watts,
p. w. Mckinney and Wood Bonld
in. of the central committee. These
gentlemen will meet III Alexandria
as soon as the data which will form
the basis of their answer can be
collected and prepared.
The executive committee at their
meeting this morning appointed
number of canyassers for The State.
Among those from the State at
large are Senator john W. Daniel
and Congressman G. T. O'Ferrall.
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Mahone,s Address.

PETERSBURG, VA, August o.
The address of the Republican
State Central Committee, of which
Senator Malone is chairman, was
made public today. The address
is chiefly devoted t0a review and
discussion Of :ile Democratic plat.
form adopted at Roanoke on the
18th inst., which, at the outset, is
characterized as a ':seres of apollo
gies for broken pledges"
OF The Roanoke Democratic Ell
dorscnent of President Cleveland,
it says: If this statement is sin.
cere, then lie succeeding statements
demanding the immediate repeal
of the internal revenue system and
the passage of the Blair bill, must
be lnsincere; for the opposition Of
President Cleveland to the e,and
the lack of his endorsement Of the
other of these measures, is known
of all men.
TIE Roanoke platform, the ad
dress says, seeks to create he im-
preston among the people that the
democratic party favors the imme-
diate repeal>Of that system, and
adds: sit may be that the Demo
cratic managers, who promulgated
that platform, sincerely wish the
repeal Of the internal revenue sys-
tenn from motives of self preserva
ton; but when they formally de
clare for the repeal of the system
as part Of the Democratic faith, it
is apparent that they are guilty Of
an effort to deceive the voters OF
this Commonwealth. The sy stem
is held by the Democratic party az
a hostage to compel the overthrow
OF the Republican policy of protec-
ton to American labor and indus
tries.'
The address declares that rhe
Republican party is now practically
united in favor of the repeal of the
tax on tobacco and fruit distilla-
tions, while the Democratic party
is opposed TO the repeal of the IN.
ternalrevenue system, and appeal
to the people not TO waste their
votes Oh the Democratcc candidates.
whose faction favoring repeal. oil
these taxesis ina hopeless minority
of its own national party.
AS to the tariff, the address de-
clares that the platform Of the
Roanoke Convention in this res
pect is at variance with the record
of the National Democratic party.
The Democratic view is reduction
OF import duties to virtual free
trade, and the maintenance OF the
internal revenue systems as
means Of compelling the adoption
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With modern appliances comfort and convenience me Boarding De
arment is attractive All the rooms ana buildings are
comfoab furnished heated by and we'll ventilated It
signed shall here find real home In word those
the college charge give advantage social and
and thus lplc attractions of the city The
eaIh record unsurpassed. Send for catalogue Address
' 49, r. Il. WYNNE Secretary
Norfolk, Va.
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VIRGINIA:-In the circuit court
y for the county of Accomack, in

VIRGINIA:-In the circuit court
y for the county of Accomack, in
vacation, July 18th 1885,
John w. Gillet, creditor Of
Sarah A. Parramore, deceased,who
sues for himself and all other the
unsatisfied creditors OF the said
Sarah A. Parramore, deceased who
may come in and contribute their
due proportion of the costs and .ex
penscs of this suit................PltH.
against
John H. Wise, sheriff of the
county of Accomack, and as snch
administrator de bonis non With
the will annexed of said Sarah A.
Parramore, deceased, Annie 5.
Parker, the widow, and OthOL.
Parker, Eta e. Parker, George D.
Parker, Sarah T. Parker and VIM.
Parker, the children and only heirs
atlaw, of James Fl. Parker, de-
ceased, Thomas II. Parramore and
Angelina, his wife, Levi A. Pur-
nell, John j. Blackstone, trustee III
n deed Of trust bearing date ON the
2nd day Of March 1881 from the
said Thomas III. Parramore and
Angelina, his wife. TO him for the
benefit OF John w. Glllet, and the
said John w. Gillet............Deits.
In CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to snb-
jcct the real estate in the county OF
Accomack, known as "Mount'
| Wharton whereof Sarah A. Par.
ramole died seized and possessed,
and which by her last will and
testament she devised o her sons,
James Ii. Parker and Thomas ID,
Parramore, to the payment OF the
debts of said testatrix.
Affidavit having been made be-
fore the clerk OF the said court that
Levi A. Purnell, one of the deten
dants in the above entitled cause
rs a non resident of this State, OF
the motion of the. plaintiff, by his
attorneys, it is ordered that he dc
appear here within one mouth at
ter due publication of this order
and do what is necessary to pro
iccl his interests; and that this or
der he published once week fol
four successive weeks in the "Pen
insula Enterprise" a newspaper
published at Accomack Cour'
House in said county and alst
posted at the front door OF tho
court house of The said county OF
the first day OF the next term O
the county court of the said county
Test. M. OLDHAM, Jr., Dy.
for John D. Grant, U. Z.
Test. M. OLDHAM, Jl., by.
for John D. Graut. G. O.
Gmnter Il Blackstone, p. q.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

By virtue of a deed of trust, da-
ted September 18th 1885, and re-
corded in the clerks office of Nor
Hampton county court, from Jos
eph j. Robbins to me, as trustee,
shall at the request of the creditors
in said deed or their assigns, sell
at public auction, to the highest
bidder on Monday, September IL,
1887, at 2 o'clock p. M, in front of
j. A. Jarvis hotel in Eastville in
said county, all that tract of land
whereon the said Robbins at pres
ent resides, containing by recent
survey 135 acres and bounded by
the main sea side county road, and
the lands of Wolfe & Horsey, the
heirs of Geo. j.. j. Thomas, decd,
and others.
This farm has q new two,story
dwelling and outbnildings on if, a
great abundance of pine skaters
and woods-mould and iswelladapt-
ed to trucks, is convenient to
schools, churches and to Exmore
and Nassawadox stations, is in a
very healthy locality and thrifty
community. Terms of sale will be
5 per cent. of Che purchase money
money in cash and the residue in
three equal instruments, payable at
The expiration of 1, Q and 3 years,
respectively, from the day OF sale,
with approved personal security
thereto. For further particulars,
see posters or address
L. FLOYD MOCK, Trustee.
Accomack 9. H., Aug.2, 'S7.
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VIRGINIA:-In the circuit court
' for the county of AccOmack, III
vacation, August lst, 1887.
James II. Honey and Theodosla,
his wife,. ..........................Pll1'S.
against.
Hiram 2. Poulson, Thomas M.
Poulson and Ellen, his wife, John
e. Poulson and Mary, his wife,
Marion j. Poulson and Sarah, his
wife, Frederick Cooke and Amelia,
his wife, William JustiS and Tri-
phcnia, his wife, George n,Sr.
the husband of Catherine Poulson,
decd, Triphenia Martin, Hattie
Martin, George Martin, Jr., Eliza.
beth Martin, Florence Martin and
Benjamin Revell and Clara, bis
WIFI ..........................D efts.
IN CHANCERY.
The Object of this suit is to OBJ
tain tbe decree of the said court
for sale for purposes of partition
amongst the heirs.at law OF Trl;;
nhenia Poulson, deceased, Of q
certain piece or parcel of land, COR
tanning pinety acres, more or less.
OF which said lecedent died seized
and possessed, situated i'll the
county of Accomack, and bounded
us follows, N. Il. by the land OF
VIM. Somers, N. w. by Muddy
creek, S. w. by the land of Jas.
Witham's heirs and s. b. by thai
of Vim. Somers.
Acknowledgements made before
the clerk of the said court that the
defendants Elizabeth Martin, Flor
ence Martin, and Benjamin
Revell and Clara, his wife, are non
residents of this State, on the mo
ton of the plaintiffs, by their at
tornry, it is ordered that they 40
appear here within one month AZ
ter due publication of this order
and do what is necessary to pro
tect their interests; and that this
order be published once a week for
four successive weeks in the "Pen-
insula Enterprise a newspaper
published at Accomack Court
llou 50 in said county and also
poslud ut the trout DIOR of the
court house OF said county on the
first day of the next term of the
county court Of the said county.
Test. JOHN D. GRANT, q. Q.
Test. JOHN d. GRANT, @, G.
Sam'l T. Ross, p. q.
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Mrs. Lawrence is a full graduate
in music of the Wesleyan Female
College, NC, and pupil of the GEL
ebrated John Koerber of Germany.
She has had large experience as a
teacher OF music. She has taught
in the Wesleyan Female College, n.
c., and last year at the Onancock
Academy. She is well known
throughout this section as musl
clan.
Mrs. Joynes is a teacher Of much
experience and success. She has
for a number Of years maintained
a fine musical department i'll con-
nection with the Onancock High
School.
Miss Boggs is a full graduate in
the languages to be taught. She is
in every way fully prepared and
capable of serving the public in all
the duties OF her department..